An unassuming library in the heart of Vienna contains the famed Codex of Temporal Journeys. It is said that the codex holds records of time travelers, chronicling their visits and encounters as they navigate the fabric of spacetime.
In March of 2147, a visitor identified only as "Lara Z" made waves in the Copenhagen academic circles when she presented a holographic study on quantum entanglements visible only to the human mind's eye. Associated scholars recall her accent as faintly archaic, hinting at roots deep within the Northern lands.
In a meeting steeped in secrecy, Lara discussed the nebular patterns observed in the far reaches of a simulated galaxy and their implications for temporal geometries.
The term 'Nebular Stitching' describes the theoretical process of linking multiple spacetime pathways together to form a coherent constellation of historical and futuristic events—a knit tapestry of time, if you will.
Scientists and theorists of varying disciplines gather annually to debate and expand upon this concept within the Eldridge Symposium.